The Environmental Protection Agency on Thursday announced a final rule allowing drivers in eight Midwestern states to use a higher blend of ethanol year-round.
A man from San Diego, California, was arrested on suspicion of leaving threatening messages for an Arizona election worker who he accused of rigging the 2022 election results.
Georgia attorney Philip Holloway said the UGA death of an Augusta University student may be a 'criminal homicide.' The female nursing student was found dead Thursday.
Dramatic video has been released by the NYPD showing two transit officers and a straphanger rushing to save a man who fell onto subway tracks and hit his head.
Federal regulators have shifted power dynamics for hydropower projects on Native American lands, granting tribes more authority to block the developments.
The collapse of Pittsburgh's Forbes Avenue bridge in January 2022 has been attributed by federal investigators to the city's failure to adequately maintain the structure.
Arizona and New York prosecutors square off over the custody of a "Ted Bundy"-like murder suspect as debate rages nationally about Democrats' criminal justice policies
Four cartels are entangled in a war over coveted Mexican resort locations that were once "off limits" but no longer are, putting millions of American tourists' lives at risk.
As conflicts rage in Gaza and Ukraine and terrorists continue to attack U.S. forces, new battlefield tactics will continue to stress the preparation of the military.
The FCC has added a new provision to existing rules that allows for users to revoke consent for automated marketing material, robocalls or robotexts, some of which companies have used AI to generate.
A student at a Washington, D.C., charter school was robbed at gunpoint near campus shortly after dismissal by a group of three people who wanted his Air Jordan XI sneakers.
The number of Chinses citizens deported in the 2023 fiscal year was far shy of the more than 24,000 encountered by border authorities in the same year.
The trial covering the murder of Alaska Native woman Kathleen Henry in 2019 by Brian Steven Smith of South Africa was dominated by stolen cellphone footage showing the violent death.
Cedric Dixon, 35, caused a fatal car crash in St. Louis last February killing 4 people and injuring 4 others. Dixon was sentenced Thursday for 10 years after taking a plea deal.